Two students and an admin are discussing improving campus Wi-Fi reliability. Hannah (Student) Honestly, the Wi-Fi's been a nightmare lately. I've had three video lectures freeze this week alone. When outages happen during exams or live submissions, it's more than just annoying it affects grades. We need to do something. The outage frequency data clearly shows this isn't an isolated issue anymore. Luke (Student) I've noticed the same. It's not just in one building either the signal cuts in and out across campus. A network upgrade might be overdue. Even a modest bandwidth increase or better routing could improve things. I'm sure there's a cost-benefit analysis from past upgrades that could help us make a case. Ms. Foster (Admin) I hear your concerns, and I don't doubt the interruptions have been disruptive. But large-scale upgrades don't come cheap. We have to be realistic about what's feasible within our IT budget. Before committing to anything major, we need to weigh the costs against measurable student benefit. Hannah (Student) That's fair, but constant outages are already costing students time and causing unnecessary stress. A phased rollout could help start with the library and high-use lecture halls, then evaluate before expanding. That would minimise risk while addressing the worst-hit areas first. Luke (Student) Exactly. We could also improve user support channels in the short term maybe a live issue tracker or automated response system so students know when problems are being addressed. That way, even if the system's struggling, at least communication is clear. Ms. Foster (Admin) A phased approach is something I can take to the campus technology committee. Before that, I'll commission a network audit to get an objective picture of where the current system is failing. With that data in hand, we can plan smarter and make a stronger case for funding. Hannah (Student) Thanks, Ms. Foster. That's reassuring to hear. It would help if the audit also included student feedback. Sometimes the IT reports don't capture just how often we experience downtime its more than just numbers on a chart. Luke (Student) Good idea. I'll talk to the student council about sending out a quick survey just a few questions on reliability and usage patterns. That way, we've got real-time experiences backing up the audit's technical data. Ms. Foster (Admin) That's a solid plan. I'll move forward with commissioning the audit this week and schedule a meeting with the tech committee to present our findings. If we build this case collaboratively, I'm hopeful we can deliver meaningful Wi-Fi improvements by next semester.